A Divine Evening of Devotion and Heritage:
Celebrating 'Ramagya - The Auspicious Ramagaman' in London

On 29th June 2026, Shriji Dr. Lakshyaraj Singh Mewar and Mrs. Nivritti Kumari Mewar graced a magnificent cultural evening hosted by Bharat Mahotsav Festivals at The Nehru Centre, London.

Themed “Ramagya - The Auspicious Ramagaman,” the enchanting celebration brought alive the timeless essence of Indian spirituality, tradition and artistic heritage on an international platform, creating a profound experience of devotion, harmony and cultural pride.

The evening commenced with an auspicious Ganesh Vandana and the ceremonial lighting of the lamp, invoking blessings and setting the tone for a memorable celebration. The audience was then immersed in the soulful rhythms of India's rich folk traditions through a captivating performance by Padma Shri Mahabir Singh Guddu and his accomplished ensemble.

Bringing the spirit of Ramagaman to life, Ms. Mandakini Bora presented a deeply emotive musical rendition, followed by the elegance and grace of a classical Kathak performance by Ms. Kajal Sharma. The evening continued to resonate with musical brilliance as Ms. Srishti Kedia enthralled the audience with her melodious presentation.

Celebrating India's diverse cultural landscape, a vibrant Lavani performance by Mr. Kiran Kore Kumar added energy and splendour to the evening, while Ms. Vidhi Sharma's soulful vocal performance further enriched the experience.

Conceptualised through the artistic vision of Ms. Sandip Soparrkar and gracefully hosted by Ms. Simran Ahuja, the programme emerged as a spectacular confluence of devotion, dance, music and heritage-showcasing the timeless beauty of Indian culture in the heart of London.

The evening stood as a testament to the enduring power of art and tradition to connect communities across borders and celebrate India's spiritual and cultural legacy on the global stage.

Ragas at Baadi Mahal:
Where Mewar's Musical Heritage Comes Alive

The Maharana of Mewar Charitable Foundation (MMCF) continues to celebrate Mewar's enduring musical legacy through its captivating weekly concert series, Ragas at Baadi Mahal. Set against the majestic backdrop of Baadi Mahal within The City Palace Museum, Udaipur, these performances create a unique confluence of architectural grandeur and classical Indian music.

Held every Saturday from 10 AM to 1 PM, the concerts feature accomplished resident artists presenting classical ragas on traditional instruments, including the santoor, flute, jal tarang, violin, sitar and sarangi. Open to all museum visitors, the series transforms the palace into a vibrant cultural stage where heritage is experienced through the timeless language of music.

Featured Performances | May–June 2026: Throughout May and June 2026, audiences were treated to an exceptional repertoire performed by distinguished maestros:

May 2026
02 May : Mr. Pradeep Kumar Tawar | Sitar
09 May : Ms. Kanishka Verma | Violin
16 May : Mr. Vijay Kumar Dhandra | Sarangi
23 May : Mr. Dharesh Pandya | Flute
30 May : Dr. Dimple Sindhal | Sitar

June 2026
06 June : Mr. Anand Dabley | Flute
13 June : Mr. Dheeraj Vaishnav | Santoor
20 June : Mr. Harphool Ramnayak | Ravan Hatha
27 June : Mr. Chandan Prajapat | Flute

More than a concert series, Ragas at Baadi Mahal is a living expression of Mewar's cultural legacy-where centuries-old traditions continue to resonate within the palace walls, inspiring visitors through the enduring beauty of Indian classical music.